BAD DECISIONS Lyrics – Nemzzz

BAD DECISIONS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is just a producer tag, signaling that the beat is about to drop and setting the mood for the song.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist is flexing his confidence and success. He’s saying that he’s different from the rest, offering a unique experience. He talks about being with a girl and keeping things exciting, switching things up when needed. But despite his efforts, she doesn’t seem to listen. He’s trying to give her good advice, telling her to focus on making money rather than making bad choices. The repeated message suggests that he genuinely wants her to do better for herself, but she might not be taking him seriously.

[Verse 1]
Here, the artist talks about being in Las Vegas again, which could symbolize his fast-paced lifestyle. He compares a girl’s love for Chanel to the infamous duo Bonnie and Clyde, meaning she’s deeply attached to luxury. He mentions that she gets a lot of attention but ignores most people. He also hints at his ability to predict situations before they happen, showing that he’s always ahead. He acknowledges that people recognize him on social media, but he doesn’t care about his girl’s past relationships—his focus is on making money. However, when he looks into her eyes, he sees that she’s got a wild or rebellious side, which might be why she keeps making bad decisions.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the idea that he’s offering something different in a relationship and trying to guide her toward smarter choices. He wants her to listen and focus on financial growth instead of making reckless decisions. The repetition emphasizes his frustration that she still doesn’t seem to understand or follow his advice.

[Verse 2]
This verse highlights the girl’s taste in music, lifestyle, and appearance. She’s into Amapiano, a popular South African music genre, but not Soca, which suggests she has a particular vibe. He admires her slim waist, comparing it to the shape of a Coca-Cola bottle. She stays active, doing pilates and considering yoga, which shows she takes care of herself. When she wants to escape reality, she packs her Rimowa suitcase, symbolizing her desire to travel and live a lavish lifestyle. The artist then shifts to talking about himself, saying he asked a jeweler for emerald-cut diamonds as a way of proving the people who doubted him wrong. He contrasts himself with her past relationships, saying he provides much more. Finally, he makes a subtle reference to Michael Jackson, implying that his associate is prepared to handle business when necessary.

[Chorus]
The song closes with the chorus again, emphasizing the main message—he’s offering a better way of living, but she needs to start making smart financial moves instead of bad decisions. His frustration is clear, but he keeps repeating the advice, hoping she’ll eventually take it seriously.